Instructions for W900 Kenworth needed

[camarobuilder]

I bought a W900 kit off ebay a few years ago that didn't have any instructions, and containes one partially built model and one unbuilt, but many parts removed from the trees. I'm not certain who even made the truck. It has an air bag rear suspension, double sleeper and a V-8 engine. It's molded in silver, gray, tan and chrome plated. The partially built chassis has long fuel tanks, but the one's on the trees are shorter. The 2 chassis look pretty similar, though. How many different companies made the w900 kits with double sleepers? Anyone have the instruction sheets for any of them?

Thanks,

Frank

[camarobuilder]

Did some searching. I believe this may be the Revell/Germany model. BTW, it's a flat top sleeper, not the aerodyne.

[Jim B]

That sounds like the Revell of Germany T900 Australia, which is essentially a US Kenworth W900 with some Australian looking parts. I have a coule of those kits. PM me with your address, and I'll send you one of my instruction booklets. If you want, I'll include a sheet on how to make this a US truck.

Edited December 5, 2010 by Jim B

[Plasticmechanic]

you can downlad a pdf version here

http://www.revell.de/index.php?id=210&KGKANR=0&KGKOGP=10&KGSCHL=62&L=1&page=1&sort=0&nc=&searchactive=&q=&SWO=&ARMAS4=&PHPSESSID=e77be304db9d34ea8a02ae41a2bed76e&KZSLPG=&offset=6&cmd=show&ARARTN=07497&sp=1

[Plasticmechanic]

oh yeah and other versions in pdf format can be found here don't rememner what page its on though

http://www.revell.de/index.php?id=779&L=1

Ray

[camarobuilder]

WOW! Thanks! I didn't even know these instructions were available online. I found the correct one's. This is going to be a more accurate version of the "Movin On" Kenworth.

Frank

[scummy]

G,day , try this site also if your lookin for model truck stuff . Box art and instructions , it's a mine feild of info .Cheers mark .

http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/truckkit_instructions/

[highway]

Frank, even though you found what you needed, here is another great site for kits needing instructions, the Drastic Plastics instruction site. This is a link to the home page.

http://www.thedpmcc.com/instructionsintro.html